Greene and Young's basic finding is that when we give deontological answers to moral problems, our answers are based on emotions that are not morally relevant to the problem at hand.

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Greene and Young's research in moral psychology suggests that deontological judgments (judgments based on rules or duties) often stem from automatic emotional responses rather than rational deliberation, implying that the emotions driving these judgments may not be directly relevant to the moral issue being considered.

Greene and Young's Basic Finding Is That When We Give